Credit Transfer Policy
Students desiring to transfer in any College of Business Baccalaureate from other institutions of higher education are granted transfer credit on individual basis. Students may need to provide a college catalog with course descriptions and/or course syllaby credit for specific credit evaluation.
The following conditions apply to the transferring of course credit to the College of Business:
- Credit may be accepted for business courses taken elsewhere provided grades of "C" (2.0 GPA) or better were earned.
- If the transfer student's cumulative GPA from a regionally accredited institution is less than a 2.0, a non-business course with a passing grade of less than "C" is given credit only if it can be averaged with a grade higher than a "C".
- Courses taken at a non-accredited institution are not accepted for credit if grades earned are less than "C" (2.0)
- In order for credit to be applied to the FSU core curriculum or the academic major, courses taken elsewhere must have a minimum grade of "C".
- In some cases, courses similar in title and content to College of Business courses at the 300-400 level may not receive specific credit if taken at the 100-200 level at another institution. However, general credit may be granted for those courses.
A student may request a waiver or modification of specific academic requirements by obtaining a Petition of Exception form from the student academic affairs office, College of Business, where further information is available.
The following programs are exempt from the proceeding policy. However, courses taken for transfer credit after admission to these programs must have been taken at a regionally accredited institution and the grades earned must be a "C" or better.
- Off-campus programs offered in cooperation with Northwestern Michigan College, Traverse City.
- Off-campus programs offered in cooperation with Southwestern Michigan College, Dowagiac.
- Off-campus programs offered in cooperation with Mott Community College, Flint.
- Off-campus programs offered in cooperation with Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Rapids.
- Institutions which have entered special articulation agreements with FSU colleges/programs.
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